Angles
Area, Perimeter and Volume
3-D Solids
Triangles
Line Segments
100
An angle that measures less than 90 degrees.
What is an acute angle.
100
Base X height
What is the formula for the area of a rectangle.
100
A flat surface on a solid.
What is a face.
100
A triangle with one angle that measures more than 90 degrees and two angles that measure less than 90 degrees.
What is an obtuse triangle.
100
Two line segments that are always the same distance apart are called this.
What is parallel.
200
An abgle that measures exactly 90 degrees.
What is a right angle.
200
The measure of all sides of a polygon.
What is the perimeter.
200
The face that the solid "sits" on.
What is the base.
200
A triangle in which all three sides have the same measure.
What is an equilateral triangle.
200
Line segments that are the same length.
What is congruent.
300
An angle that measures more than 90 degrees.
What is an obtuse angle.
300
Base X height X width
What is the formula for finding volume.
300
A shape with two identical bases.
What is a prism.
300
A triangle that contains three angles that measure less than 90 degrees.
What is an acute triangle.
300
Line segments that intersect and form 90 degree angles.
What is perpendicular.
400
31 degrees
What is Angle A.
400
1/2 base X height
What is the formula for finding the area of a triangle.
400
A solid whose faces meet at an apex.
What is a pyramid.
400
A triangle that has three angles with the same measure.
What is an equiangular triangle.
400
Line segments that are perpendicular also form these.
What are right angles.
500
165 degrees.
What is Angle D.
500
An area of 27 square inches.
What is Triangle B.
500
Faces that are not bases.
What are lateral faces.
500
A triangle that contains a 90 degree angle.
What is a right triangle.
500
Line segments that are not parallel to eachother.
What are adjacent.
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